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Time Tank Labs |
Time Tank Labs is a photography studio. Our goals are sharing photography, and supporting you as a photographer! We offer the following services:
• Light Studio Available for Rent
• Photography Services
• Workshops
• Community Darkroom (coming soon!)
Our mission is to enable the people in our community to explore and refine their creativity and talent in an affordable, rent-able photography center. We will accomplish this by providing not just the space and equipment to shoot and develop film, but also educate with workshops for everyone from novices to experts. We want to celebrate the beauty of analog photography, and explore the endless possibilities that come with its digital counterpart.
MOLLY ANN MCCAFFERTY
Molly is a local photographer and full-time Sales Associate for Bath & Body Works. After graduating from Ohio University in 2009 with her BFA in photography, she moved to the Columbus area. Here, Molly been an event photographer, portrait artist, and she has aspirations to teach photography workshops.
Molly's personal work, however lies with film photography and darkroom experimentation. Molly enjoys the use of photography in order to study conceptual theories. She often expresses work intwined with American social theory, and the history of producing modern photorealistic iconography.
MEGHAN KWAST
Meghan graduated from The Ohio State University in 2009 with a BA in Political Science. Meghan is the Office Manager at the digital agency, Shift Global, and volunteers regularly for the Ohio Art League. Meghan has been interested in photography and has experimented with cameras for several years. Because of Meghan's interest in technology and gadgets, her artwork explores digital photography and the wonders of post-production. She creates large reproductions of her photographs by constructing small tiles to make up an image.
TAMMY BORNEMISZA
Tammy moved from Pennsylvania to attend The Ohio State University, where she earned a BFA in Painting and Drawing in 2006. Tammy currently works as a photographer for Lifetouch School Studios. As her interest and skill in photography have developed in the past several years, it has become not only a fulfilling hobby, but also a valuable talent she has applied to her career path.
Tammy's photography generally revolves around the idea of documenting the city around her. She enjoys wandering around urban spaces in an adventurous style. Discovering all of the niches and less obvious details of what people may normally see as mundane is exciting for her. As she explores these spaces she is compelled to document them with her photography.